Children's Guided Tour in Cazorla

Context Cazorla, nestled within the Sierra de Cazorla in the Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y las Villas, offers a well-preserved historic center enriched by both cultural heritage and protected natural landscapes. The tour passes through historic plazas, ancient ruins, and the Cerezuelo River, which flows through the area with small waterfalls and natural pools of clear, refreshing water, where the gentle sound of flowing water accompanies the walk.

The Experience The route begins at Plaza de la Constitución, from where visitors explore iconic sites such as Corredera and the Balcón de Zabaleta, enjoying panoramic mountain views. Guests walk through the ruins of the Santa María Church, touching the weathered stone surfaces, and enter the Cerezuelo River’s underground vaulted chamber. The journey concludes with a natural walk along the lower course of the river, where children can listen to the calming sounds of water and observe native plant life along the banks.

For Whom This tour is designed for families with children aged 6 and older, as well as school groups interested in history and nature. It involves light physical activity and is not suitable for individuals with limited mobility unless assisted.

Local Context The residents of Cazorla actively preserve their cultural and natural heritage. The local community participates in environmental conservation and supports educational tourism, welcoming young visitors and adults alike with a strong sense of stewardship and hospitality.